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  • Switching to Teaching: recruitment and retention special (part 2) - with David Keyte

    In this episode we speak to David Keyte: YouTuber, author, podcaster, teacher and new father, about his journey into teaching and the reasons why now may be the perfect time for anyone considering a switch to the profession.  He talks about the different ways to become a teacher and the benefits it has had to his life, health and well-being.  He covers SCITT training, sports in school and the influence of sporting great, Johnny Wilkinson.  Part 2 of a half-term recruitment and retention special: if you've ever considered a career in teaching this podcast is a must-listen.  For those already teaching - if you feel unhappy about your current role then please listen to David - he has some fantastic guidance that will help new and experienced teachers alike.

    (credits - Tom McGuire and the Brassholes: wwwtomandthebrassholes.com / additional music by Scott Buckley: www.scottbuckley.com.au) 

    34 min
  • Switching to Teaching: recruitment and retention special (part 2) - with David Keyte

    In this episode we speak to David Keyte: YouTuber, author, podcaster, teacher and new father, about his journey into teaching and the reasons why now may be the perfect time for anyone considering a switch to the profession.  He talks about the different ways to become a teacher and the benefits it has had to his life, health and well-being.  He covers SCITT training, sports in school and the influence of sporting great, Johnny Wilkinson.  Part 2 of a half-term recruitment and retention special: if you've ever considered a career in teaching this podcast is a must-listen.  For those already teaching - if you feel unhappy about your current role then please listen to David - he has some fantastic guidance that will help new and experienced teachers alike.

    (credits - Tom McGuire and the Brassholes: wwwtomandthebrassholes.com / additional music by Scott Buckley: www.scottbuckley.com.au) 

    34 min
  • Get Into Teaching: recruitment and retention special (part 1) - with Addison Brown

    In this episode Addison Brown, star of the 'Get Into Teaching' TV campaign, shares his thoughts on why now may be the perfect time to become a teacher.  Addison is a Team GB Water Polo Athlete, musician, father, husband and secondary school teacher in his third year of teaching at the time of this recording.  

    He talks about the people and books that have inspired him on his journey, the positive ways to manage workload and how to tackle those challenging moments in the early parts of a teaching career.

    Recorded in Manchester, UK, this is part 1 of a half-term special devoted to recruitment and retention.

    31 min
  • Get Into Teaching: recruitment and retention special (part 1) - with Addison Brown

    In this episode Addison Brown, star of the 'Get Into Teaching' TV campaign, shares his thoughts on why now may be the perfect time to become a teacher.  Addison is a Team GB Water Polo Athlete, musician, father, husband and secondary school teacher in his third year of teaching at the time of this recording.  

    He talks about the people and books that have inspired him on his journey, the positive ways to manage workload and how to tackle those challenging moments in the early parts of a teaching career.

    Recorded in Manchester, UK, this is part 1 of a half-term special devoted to recruitment and retention.

    31 min
  • Gloves not Gunz: Why all our children are worth fighting for - with Pete O'Shea

    In this episode we talk to Pete O'Shea from 'Gloves not Gunz', an organisation based in  Croydon and South London that aims to prevent and divert young people from crime, antisocial behaviour, exclusion from education and 'care'.   Recorded to coincide with Children's Mental Health Week, Pete talks about how positive relationships, education and diversion activities can make a difference to some of our most vulnerable, and often challenging, children and young people.

    We also talk about strategies for teacher wellbeing in the face of what can seem, at times, like a helpless struggle to support our children against the pressures of gangs, social media, drill music and increasingly disconnected lives.

    (credits: Tom McGuire and the Brassholes / tomandthebrassholes.com - additional music by Scott Buckley - scottbuckley.com.au)

    42 min

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